Its called protecting your Intellectual Property.
They are filing the right sort of patents, those aimed at making the product efficiently and effectively. Yield is king when in production and the key to profitability. You want consistent cells coming off the line with little fails on the wafer. You also want the selector to be low power like your cells and long lived.
Some of these techniques in this area will have general applicability to other memory technologies. We need to protect them to give WBT the best chance of succeeding.
Ask yourself, what are the patents for. Are they directed towards the IP of the cell itself or the way that cell will be produced or scaled in production? With WBT its the latter.
BTW I hold AVZ too.
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